take a track you like - put it in your DAW and copy the arrangement. Most arrangments are surprisingly simple and similair. Do this a few times and it will become second nature.
Yes, how to arrange a track from scratch and how to group the different sections along the timeline (counting bars etc). I used the method mentioned above before but a tutorial on proper way would be amazing
@@johnymst there is no proper way. Usually it is 168 bars long or so. Just copy a few of your favorite songs. Make a midi track above it and color different sections of the song.
I think what I like the most about your tutorials is that I'll watch someone else do the same thing and they'll scroll through their list of expensive (pirated) VSTs to find the right effect... But here you are just doing it with stock Ableton and it makes it so much clearer what those VSTs even do in the first place and why you might just not need them. And how I can apply all of this to any style of music.
I watch every ad before your videos to support you. I think I have earned a bee stamp in my school grade book, for outstanding performance. Thank for your work. ❤️
Yalcin: First of all awesome nails! I want to tell you how much I appreciate the work and time you put in and the detail of your knowledge to share. I’m happy I found your channel a couple of weeks ago and again compared to a lot of other people out there that only try to make money you deliver quality work at a reasonable price for everything you create and sell. I wish you all the best going forward and please keep these tutorials coming they make a hell of a difference in how I work! Hello from Frankfurt Germany!
new Black Box M/S has mid side controls on it's own and allows to widen the stereo field without effecting the mid signal. It's absolutely incredible, and I don't mind that it doesn't have make up gain on it....I know you said that was annoying, but makeups are not always the best function, as IMO, it's better to dial in those sounds, but PA knocked it out of the park with the new Black Box 2.
Bro you are sky rocketing!! Your channel is one of the greatest thing on youtube at the moment!! Really appreciate your way to explain and how you interact, damn great person! always lovely information and inspirational videos! you help every kind of producer sharing your tips and workflows! THANKS MAN!
Great video, as usual. For the last tip, with Tonal Balance, it's good to also slice and export/import only the Drop/Chorus/other part of interest and import that, when you are trying to get that "vibe" of a certain part of a reference track.
This is literaly gamechanging! Thank you very very much!! The parallel processing is the one thing I was always looking for, but never knew I was looking for... If this makes sense. Like for real, your content is amazing!
Well, much of it is also just a matter of taste. In the part from 11:40 to 12:10, for example, I personally think the original is much better than the revision. ^^
Hi bro! you can't imagine how much you are helping me. Do you have any class about arranging a complete liveset through ableton live? for live performance. cheers from Argentina
LOVE the Videos !!! Keep it Up my Man! ;) if there is place for any recommendation may i ask a "NTO (FR) - Invisible (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix)" deconstruction
When referencing the kick drum the way you are suggesting, one should be aware that sometimes producers change the kick drum at some point in the track. That can be another layer added, perhaps a change in volume (automation) or an entirely different kick drum sample.
@@Alice-Efe An idea for another video. When does it make sense. How to do it so it has impact but isn't obvious to the listener (too drastically different).
I don’t really get why you bring down the ref track by 3dB, aren’t you bringing down the kick as well by another 3dB? Also, the limiter that you put on your track, why add another 3dB to it? Is that number related to the earlier volume of your kick? Super great tutorial btw, always learn a lot!
It is basically trying to get your track to the same loudness and dynamic range of the reference track. Different ways to do it but this way is quite straight forward. 1. Level the kick drums at the same peak, 2. Further decrease reference track -3db to negate the limiting.
Awesome video yet again! Your content is my go to and has allowed me to progress so much. Would love to see a video addressing the processes you use to overcome your creative blocks when you run into them! Many thanks and hello from New Zealand!
I think that a lot of people (me included) would really like a track length, intro and outro tutorial
take a track you like - put it in your DAW and copy the arrangement. Most arrangments are surprisingly simple and similair. Do this a few times and it will become second nature.
Yes, how to arrange a track from scratch and how to group the different sections along the timeline (counting bars etc). I used the method mentioned above before but a tutorial on proper way would be amazing
@@johnymst there is no proper way. Usually it is 168 bars long or so. Just copy a few of your favorite songs. Make a midi track above it and color different sections of the song.
@@arjanpetersen best sdvice
Easily the best production teacher on TH-cam
agreed !
100%
oh yeah
He’s Definitely one of them,
Check out “all you need is live” channel too,
He also does some cracking stuff 👍
Reverb sitting at 55% wet on the return for the airy hihats gave me anxiety lol.
Joking aside, best producer channel on yt.
I think what I like the most about your tutorials is that I'll watch someone else do the same thing and they'll scroll through their list of expensive (pirated) VSTs to find the right effect...
But here you are just doing it with stock Ableton and it makes it so much clearer what those VSTs even do in the first place and why you might just not need them.
And how I can apply all of this to any style of music.
This man dropping gems throughout the whole video!
A crack... Yalcin is a CRACK... I learned everything from him. Every material Yalcin upload has a big value. Thanks man. Don't stop please 🙌😘
I watch every ad before your videos to support you. I think I have earned a bee stamp in my school grade book, for outstanding performance. Thank for your work. ❤️
Aww thanks a lot
Yalcin: First of all awesome nails! I want to tell you how much I appreciate the work and time you put in and the detail of your knowledge to share. I’m happy I found your channel a couple of weeks ago and again compared to a lot of other people out there that only try to make money you deliver quality work at a reasonable price for everything you create and sell. I wish you all the best going forward and please keep these tutorials coming they make a hell of a difference in how I work! Hello from Frankfurt Germany!
Thanks Hubert, appreacite it really! Hearing this means a lot. Cheers from Stockholm!
Superb content on this channel , take something away from every video
So many good videos' man! Oh and I purchased your smooth kicks, plus the analogue kit! Brilliant work!😊
first trick is great
Yalcin, you're one of my fav people on YT! I appreciate all of your vids man, keep up the good work!
Great and thnx, i don't know what to do with the reverb plane.
You do some great tutorials bro 👍
Good stuff
Thank you sensei Efe and here you go guys 8:09
you're best. simple as that
Really great video thank you for all the work you do
You're great 👍👍 thank you yalcin
Amazing content! Please keep it up!! 🙌
I love your videos man keep the great content
great vid bro as always :)
Gold as always 👏 👍
this its another fantastic video !! thaks you
new Black Box M/S has mid side controls on it's own and allows to widen the stereo field without effecting the mid signal. It's absolutely incredible, and I don't mind that it doesn't have make up gain on it....I know you said that was annoying, but makeups are not always the best function, as IMO, it's better to dial in those sounds, but PA knocked it out of the park with the new Black Box 2.
you're the best! thanks :)
very helpful! would love to see a whole video on using the right samples
Eline sağlık çok yardımcı bir video oldu :)
amazing tips! thank you
Your tutorials really stands out. Straight to the point all the time with loads of examples. Really enjoy your work.
Insane as usual.
Recently discovered this channel, Im so glad I found it, learning a lot from you!
Welcome aboard! 😊✌
Bro you are sky rocketing!!
Your channel is one of the greatest thing on youtube at the moment!! Really appreciate your way to explain and how you interact, damn great person!
always lovely information and inspirational videos! you help every kind of producer sharing your tips and workflows! THANKS MAN!
Very Good!
love your videos !
Great video Yalcin! Absolutely nailing them. Thanks
Great video love it
Great Content
great video
Good video! thanks! love from Singapore
Thanks for watching! Cheers from Stockholm. ❤
You are incredible, so professional so clear, thank you I’m learning a lot from your videos!
Great video, as usual. For the last tip, with Tonal Balance, it's good to also slice and export/import only the Drop/Chorus/other part of interest and import that, when you are trying to get that "vibe" of a certain part of a reference track.
Exactly! Thanks for adding this up
Everything was explained so smoothly!! love it!
I have learned so much from you, and I realize that I still have an enormous amount of work to do. Thank you!
Yalcin nails it again. Nails 🥰
Awww thank you Jannik! Glad you liked it.
Yalcin I'm so excited for the masterclass really can't wait
Me too, hopefuly it will bring you a lot vof value and new insights when it is ready. 😊
Mate your video editing is superb recently. Great tips too, thank you
Glad you noticed that. Working hard on those editing skills as well. 😅✨
Great bro 💪🏻
Once again a great video! Your videos helped me a lot, thanks!
Insightful as always:)
Really love your channel. Thanks again for this great tutorial.
Glad you enjoy it! 😊
always great videos, congratulations!
Thank you again for all those amazing tricks :)
This is literaly gamechanging! Thank you very very much!! The parallel processing is the one thing I was always looking for, but never knew I was looking for... If this makes sense.
Like for real, your content is amazing!
Great to hear, Cheers Joscha!
Vibrancy is my favorite track!
love your videos m8! keep it up
Well, much of it is also just a matter of taste. In the part from 11:40 to 12:10, for example, I personally think the original is much better than the revision. ^^
I was thinking the same, I would actually change the melodic elements. With the first track there was definitely an improvement though
your new single is fire btw 🔥those pad sounds are giving me super epic vibes ustad eline saglik :)
Thanks for listening! ❤
Hi bro! you can't imagine how much you are helping me. Do you have any class about arranging a complete liveset through ableton live? for live performance. cheers from Argentina
Is it weird that i preferred the big room snare on the second tip? :D btw another great video, you're the best dude.
Thank you just thank you
Thank you for these gems!!
Cheers! 😊✌
Nice video thanks alot 👍
Very very good stuff!!!
i had no idea you could create presets for wavetable and operator
Today is the end of the month hoping for masterclass 🙏🏻
Why do you prefer using a return channel instead of an Effect Rack for parallel processing?
Mainly it is more convenient use teturns to send different channels and instruments and have easier access to levels.
Hey bro Mixing & Mastering tips;)
LOVE the Videos !!! Keep it Up my Man! ;) if there is place for any recommendation may i ask a "NTO (FR) - Invisible (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix)" deconstruction
That track at min 16, can you show how you made the basses? love it
When referencing the kick drum the way you are suggesting, one should be aware that sometimes producers change the kick drum at some point in the track. That can be another layer added, perhaps a change in volume (automation) or an entirely different kick drum sample.
That is true! I should have mentioned this in the video actually, glad that you pointed out! 💯
@@Alice-Efe An idea for another video. When does it make sense. How to do it so it has impact but isn't obvious to the listener (too drastically different).
im even not producer, but i enjoy your sounds...
You never know, maybe you become one as well! Thanks a lot for the compliment. ❤
Hey, where can we get your ableton starting template?
I don’t really get why you bring down the ref track by 3dB, aren’t you bringing down the kick as well by another 3dB? Also, the limiter that you put on your track, why add another 3dB to it? Is that number related to the earlier volume of your kick? Super great tutorial btw, always learn a lot!
It is basically trying to get your track to the same loudness and dynamic range of the reference track. Different ways to do it but this way is quite straight forward. 1. Level the kick drums at the same peak, 2. Further decrease reference track -3db to negate the limiting.
Hello, it would be great if I took apart the drum section UMEK
There is an UMEK tutorial, where I make the drums on channel.
Check this out: th-cam.com/video/keJ3AvKJNMM/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Is there any alternative option for that plugin ? 16:55
You can just use overdrive.
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Tonal Balance changed the quality of my productions, at all
I watch this channel just to realise how much I suck.
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Original sounds Original. What you did is called remix))) So now you guys have EP. Lol. 11.30
release this track plis
first track*
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One day my tracks will be as fire as your hair :D
That is an easy target! 😊
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kanka oje olmamış ya
Grow a beard, please... You look exactly like my aunt. It’s very distracting. Great channel by the way!👍🏻
Nope.
Awesome video yet again! Your content is my go to and has allowed me to progress so much. Would love to see a video addressing the processes you use to overcome your creative blocks when you run into them! Many thanks and hello from New Zealand!